Parent & Family Resources

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Incoming student athlete Drew Dreyer (far right) with his family (from left: sister, Faith; father: Rich; mother: Brandi).

Thanks for supporting your IVCC student!

--(they say "Thanks!" too!)

Staying plugged in helps you become their biggest cheerleader.

Submit your contact information below and we'll keep you in the loop with details about events, deadlines, and tips to help your student succeed in college.

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Education is the key to success. Are you interested in any of the following information for yourself or someone you know?

Adult Basic Education (ABE) Classes - students needing math and reading brush-up

High School Equivalency (HSE) seekers - GED Testing Classes for students preparing for the GED Test

English as a Second Language (ESL) and Citizenship Classes for students whose primary language is not English

"I valued learning how my student can transfer, how flexible staff is and that my student has options if they're undecided." -IVCC Parent

Student and parent attending Parent College 101.

Events

Attending events such as Parent College 101, Explore IVCC and College & Career Night helps you to support your student and learn more about the campus. Events

Browse programs

IVCC offers many programs to choose from. Have you talked to your student about what they're interested in? Explore our educational options

Resources

Discover all the resources and tools available at IVCC to help your student attain their goals, ranging from free tutoring or counseling to financial and learning services.

Resources

Project Success

Project Success is designed to assist first-generation and low-income students who are degree seeking and/or hope to transfer to a four-year college or university. Project Success also serves students with physical or learning disabilities through collaboration with the Center for Accessibility and Neurodiversity.

Project Success eligibility requirements

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How do we decide if IVCC is right for my student?

Do IVCC's courses transfer to a four year university?

What is the cost to attend IVCC? Are there financial aid resources?

What are the enrollment steps?

Can my student enroll in dual credit courses?

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